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Because I was in a hurry, I cleaned up a cat yack spot on my newly recovered couch cushion w/o checking fabric content first. Spot's gone, but now there's a big water ring. Fabric is 51% polyester, 30% rayon, 19% cotton and has an S cleaning code. Any advice as to what should I do or use now to get rid of it? Thank you! |
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- Posted by thecollector (My Page) on Sun, Jul 5, 09 at 10:30
If you used water to clean the stain, you set the ring. Its there to stay. Cleaning cods "S" is dry cleaning fluids only. No water. |
- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Sun, Jul 5, 09 at 15:30
One can carefully water clean _most_ S coded fabrics. Rayon is often an exception and so is cotton. What you are seeing _may_ be simply a color shift in the spot area, or it could be that "yack" acids has bleached the color. The first thing I would have done was to clean "seam-to-seam" to avoid an obviously cleaned spot. At this point, you can't do much worse. Don't kick yourself too much because S cleaners would probably not have removed the cat yack. Thus les jeux sont fait at the moment of the yacking. |
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Thank you Bobsmyuncle for weighing in! (I've clipped several of your posts). In further research, I've found suggestions for using rubbing alcohol and a blow dryer, and also for using baby wipes (assuming it's the alcohol again). What do you think? |
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- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Tue, Jul 7, 09 at 19:20
First rule of solvents: Likes dissolve likes. For water-based stains (food, beverage, etc.), water is best to clean. Technically, water, the universal solvent, is "polar" meaning it has a positive side and a negative side and attracts like material. For greasy stains (ink, lipstick, motor oil, etc.), you need a hydrocarbon cleaner,. These are non-polar. Sometimes water and a surfactant (detergent) will do the job as the surfactant has a hydrophilic (water loving) side and a hydrophobic (water hating) side. Thus it bridges the gap. Alcohols are very selective solvents. They work well for some things (think alcohol-based hair spray on fresh ink stains) and not at all for others. I don't know whether the yack is alcohol-soluble or not. I normally use a water-based enzyme cleaner for these. The enzyme breaks up the proteins. If needed, I'll follow up with an oxidizing organic stain remover (hydrogen peroxide and a catalyst). [end of chemistry lesson] Sometimes you just need to start gentle and kick it up a notch at a time until something works. But for any stain that I've used water on, once I get the stain out, I clean "seam-to-seam" to avoid ringing stains or stains that are actually simply "clean spots." |
- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Tue, Jul 7, 09 at 19:22
oh, and I would avoid extreme heat as it can set some stains. |
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I made this receipe recently simply because I was low on food to eat. I used handy ingredients I had in the cupboard & frig.It turned out very delicious. None was left.
(Now I know why rice is a staple.)I had to get VERY CREATIVE to feed my family dinner that night.
Vivian Job
servings6 - 1-lg. bowl each
3.5 qts. of spring water1-lb.+ one half cup Riceland natural brown rice
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
2-3 tsp.salt, more if needed
1/2 tsp. coarse black pepper
1-med. can of Hunt's tomato sauce (regular) or 2-3 small ones
1/4 cup McCormick chili powder, more if needed
1/2 of lg. can of Hunt's whole tomatoes,diced
1-lg. jalepeno pepper, diced
3-shakes of Tabasco sauce
1/4 stick of Parkay margarine
1 T. + more if needed of dried onion flakes
1/4 sliced fresh green bell pepper, sliced in med. pcs.
1-tsp. chicken granules
Prepare diced, sliced or chopped items first and set aside. Bring water to boil then add rice (do not cover w/lid). Cook until done(med. soft). Add all other ingredients at the same time to the cooked rice, stir well and cover w/lid. Simmer for 1 hr. Be sure to add water to soup if too thick. This needs to be a semi-thick consistency.Serve with saltines or toast and iced tea.
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Hello, i have an excellent CD printer, the Epson R220, but i wanted to know if there is an alternative printer that is more up to date that i can buy being as the R220 is showing signs of giving up on me. I use it to print on CDs that i have recorded radio programmes on to listen to whilst i drive. I believe the R220 isn't sold anymore?
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I use a Canon Pixma IP4300 which has a very good CD Printer. Replaced an Epson R300 with this some time ago.
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I had an Epson R200 for printing CD's, now have its successor the Epson Stylus Photo P50 for printing CD's.
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Thanks for that, can i ask do they print any faster as i find the R220 quite slow?
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My own impression is that they seem to take a long time thinking about what they're going to print after you've clicked on the print button, fairly quick once started to print but noisy, in fact think I've seen online comments about noisiness.
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I have an Epson R285 working with CISS,Works well with CD printing.c.
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My mom died 3/26/08. She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer only 2 months before, but she was having back pain and constipation since the fall of 07, only we didn't know it was something that serious.
I miss her so much every single day. My mom's cat Penny passed away right before Thanksgiving this year, which makes it even more sad. I can't even go into my mom's house anymore without thinking of the 2 of them and crying. I can't wait to finally get it back on the market and hopefull sell it next year. Christmas was very sad without her this year, as we always went to her house to spend Christmas day, and we don't have much other family left at all. My FIL also died last year. I wish we had the money to go to Disney for Christmas, but I just lost my P/T job so all money has to go for bills right now. I'd really like to go for Christmas in 2010, and I'm going to save up as much as I can to make that happen.
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I lost my Mom to brain cancer just a few minutes after midnight on Jan 1st, 1998. We had her funeral on what would have been her 70th birthday, Jan 4th. She had been diagnosed in Sept with the tumor, before that she was in perfect health. Looking back, we can see the signs of what it was doing to her brain, although everything was very subtle. She was the type of person who everyone liked. She was just a nice, sweet, kind, gentle, humorous person. She struggled with her self-worth for her entire life, but her last 20 years brought changes as she became involved in Community Theatre and took to the stage. She really loved it and audiences loved her. Over 500 people attended her funeral. She had been in the church choir for over 40 years and we had them sing, inviting back members who had moved away, or left the choir. My Mom and I always believed in spiritual connections. There are many instances of psychic occurances with her and me while she was living. Also with her and others in our family. But it has been since she is gone that I feel it the strongest. When she is near spiritually, there are signs she sends to me. She is only around when there is something happening that I don't know about and need to know about - always involving someones health. There has been the final illness and death of her close friend, of my father's two brothers, his cousin, my husband's mother's brain tumor. And as if I needed further proof, while in an auditorium of 1900 other people, John Edward found me and the sign came through him. There's no way he could know. It almost brought me to my knees. I miss her so much - I want to know little things like how did she dip the needhams without losing them in the chocolate sauce - or the big things - like telling me more about what her life was like as a child. We go through so much our whole lives with education - but nothing teaches us how to lose a parent and how to live the rest of our lives missing them.
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I lost my mom this past Thanksgiving day. She was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer in March. This Christmas was almost unbearable. My mom was scheduled to leave for Disney the Monday after she was diagnosed but cancelled to start her treatments. She finished her chemo and radiation treatments in Sept. We all went to Disney on Sept 17. She was a trooper. We sat down for dinner on Saturday Sept.19 for dinner at the Cape May Cafe and without warning she did not know who we were and where she was. We called an ambulance she was taken to Dr. Phillips hosp and she had 3 seizures. It turned out the cancer had spread to the brain quicker and more than they had thought. She was in 3 different hospitals in Fla ( all more amazing than the next) for a month until we flew her home on an air ambulance. My brother and I were taking turns flying back and forth to Fla. (we are from NY) The time we had with her in Disney was amazing. We had dinner in the castle the first night and we made it to the Halloween party the second. I am grateful my children will have those memories of her. She passed away after midnight on Thanksgiving. It has been rough and I feel so sorry for my dad. I miss her more and more each day. I could not believe when I saw this thread. Thanks for letting me share. I will keep you all in my thoughts.
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I lost my mom/best friend a little over three years ago and it is still painful. She was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer so we only had her for two and a half months after the diagnoses. We would talk on the phone about 2-4 times a day. She was a great mom/grandma/greatgrandma and best friend anyone could ask for! I miss her more than others know. I am glad she is in Heaven and in no more pain. I know I will see her again someday but for right now somedays are better than others.
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I lost my mom on June 9, 2009. It has been hard. Not a day goes by that I do not think of her. Her birthday would have been this past Tuesday so we had the holidays and then birthday back to back.
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The first round of holidays without a loved one can be very tough and you made it though it Even though she was not here physically she was here and always will be. She is watching over you.
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I lost my mom Dec 16, 1988, two days after my 16th birthday very suddenly of a heart attack. I am going on 23 years of not liking my birthday or Christmas. Glad you can get away and I bet that would help me too, but my DH works retail so we are stuck at home or being with his family on Christmas. I feel sad every year during that time especially so you are not alone! |
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I lost my dad to suicide Sept. 2, 2000. I lost my best friend, my entire world when my mom died on May 10, 2005. She had Leukemia. I was not pregnant for my daughter at the time, but I told her that I knew why she was leaving me & that she was going take care of Shelby for me til it was Shelby's time to be with us. She smiled & nodded yes. I told her to tell Shelby that I love her & that I will see her soon. My mom smiled again. She took my hand, looked at me & went to Heaven not long after. It was the most beautiful moments in my life & I cherish it always. Fast forward 2 1/2 years & I'm pregnant. 4 days after what would have been my mom's 48th birthday & the day after my 28th birthday, we found out that the baby was a girl. My mom sent me my Shelby! My mom's name was Lisa with the middle name Ann. My princess' name is Shelby Lisa-Ann. I cry all the time. I miss her so much. I have 2 boys & my mom wanted me to have a girl I think more than I did. One of Shelby's nicknames is my angel.
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I lost my mom unexpectedly in June 2005, just 4 months before my wedding. She was only 65. We were so close it was ridiculous! There were so many times that we didn't even have to speak - we just knew what the other one was thinking. We had so many inside jokes that I'm sure we drove other people crazy with our giggle fits and silly faces. I miss that connection with her so much. The last thing mom and I did together was buy my wedding gown. The gown came in (over a month early), on the day my mom passed away. I went for the fitting the next day with 2 friends and just cried and cried. Thank God for my now-husband or I would never have made it through that first year. Mom and I went shopping together and out to lunch all the time. Even when I lived at home in my 20's we spoke on the phone a few times a day and had dinner together, with my father, every night. I moved to Orlando in 2004 and mom and I were on the phone at least 4 times a day, every day, and saw each other at least one weekend a month. A week after she passed I was in Target, looking at a skirt, and thought "will this look o.k. on me?" and instinctively dialed mom. She was my clothes critic my entire life! Of course it went right to VM. I lost it. Right there in Target. I called then-DF and he talked me through it. It was horrible. I've had a lot of times like that in the last 4 years, but it does get a little easier with time. Mom was Christmas! That first Christmas without her, DH took me away to Savannah. We stayed in a little B&B and I got through that holiday. I would not have made it through if I'd been with my daddy and siblings. I volunteer at Hospice and attended a class for adult daughters who have lost a parent (I've lost both) and our counselor said it best - You never get over it, but it becomes a part of you, and you learn to live with it.
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I am so sorry for all your losses. This entire thread needs a tissue warning. You are all witting such very touching things about your mothers!
I have lost my mother too but not in the same way as all of you. My mother was the most incredible being who was so giving and hard working. She was a fantastic parent and grandmother, and just plain one of my favorite people! She left me slowly, bit by bit, piece by piece until all that I loved and cherished was gone. She has Alzheimer's. It is an unforgiving disease. I miss my mom. I do not know the difficult preschooler who now has possession of her body and mind. |
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I also agree this thread needs a tissue warning.
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Twende - I am so sorry for what you are going through. It must be like losing the person twice - once while their body is still here and then when they leave this Earth.
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Kleiza, who started in place of Anthony, also logged seven rebounds while J.R. Smith sparked the Nuggets down the stretch with two key baskets, part of his 21-point effort.
Chauncey Billups completed the 21-point scoring trifecta while also dishing out six assists for Denver, which played for the first time without its star forward in Anthony, who is expected to miss 3-to-4 weeks after suffering a nondisplaced third metacarpal fracture on his right hand in Monday's triumph over Indiana.
The Nuggets improved to 3-0 in the midst of a season-long, seven-game homestand and won their fifth straight game overall. Kenyon Martin and Nene provided 14 points each, with the former logging eight rebounds and the latter six in the win.
Dwyane Wade netted a game-high 31 points and Shawn Marion posted 25 points and 13 rebounds for the Heat, who are headed in the opposite direction as Denver in both respects -- losing for the fourth time in six games in kicking off a a season-long, seven-game road swing.
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Miami opened the fourth down 11 but a 10-2 run to start the frame turned up the heat on Denver. The Nuggets, though, responded with a 7-2 spurt to stretch the lead to eight with 5:46 left.
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Establishing an electronic record program that serves as a single entity for managing troop health has been a long and difficult process. But according to those closest to the effort, hard-earned lessons and close collaboration are yielding some of the best progress yet.
Joint efforts between the Defense Department and Veterans Affairs Department are moving forward, including pilot programs for establishing unified electronic health communities and new IT platforms that converge data, efforts, offices and systems to streamline functionality. The ultimate goal is to find the right technology that gives troops and their medical providers access to health records throughout a service member's entire career, no matter where they go.
The added challenge is to do it all in an era of fiscal pressure, a panel of government health IT officials indicated at AFCEA Warfighter IT Day on Aug. 28 in Vienna, Va.
"We need IT that captures that record from the area of operations through rehabilitative care, to return of the service member to the force, to veteran status – we have to track it all the way through," said Dr. Barclay Butler, director of the DOD/VA interagency program office. "Both departments are looking at the value proposition – that is, how do we continue to improve care for every dollar we spend?"
Barclay said a wealth of lessons have been learned from one pilot program in particular, the Capt. James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center in North Chicago. The five-year demonstration project is the first integrated facility of its kind, serving both DOD and VA populations, after merging the North Chicago Veterans Affairs Medical Center and the Naval Health Clinic Great Lakes.
Under that project, Butler said some of the most important lessons have been in IT.
"A huge lesson learned for us is that we have to have that single medical enclave for networking security. We had three enclaves – Navy, VA and DOD – and I'll tell you, we had to do unnatural things to get information to flow," he said. "Because of that we are very specifically building a single medical network enclave. It's being supported by Teri Takai, the DOD CIO, and Roger Baker, the VA CIO, using the [DOD global information grid] and extending it out to the VA."
Programs like this have helped bring together the two agencies – in more ways than one.
"This journey of the services together over the past couple decades has created a unified front. The question now is, how do we come together on a clinical platform with a standardized workflow?" said Navy Capt. Michael Weiner, chief medical information officer at the DOD/VA interagency program office. "We're working on the nuances."
With a new governance model making progress, particular focus is one standardization, Weiner said.
"There was a long time where there was nowhere to connect to," he said. "Now we have consumable data and we're working to standardize what that looks like."
Some of the hardest lessons have been learned over the past decade at war, during which thousands of troops have suffered injuries and casualties – rendering reliable electronic health data that much more critical. It's a constant reminder of the mission at hand, according to Susan Perez, program manager, integrated electronic record, DOD/VA interagency program office.
"That's the reason we're here –it's to serve the warfighter, serve the veteran and ensure they're treated with love and care and respect, and make sure they get the benefits they deserve and have the information they need," Perez said. "Whether they're in a combat zone or back here suffering from a service-connected disability; whatever it is, our job is to serve. So we've taken up a one team, one fight attitude."
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MALIBU, Calif. — Cleveland High School's Chad Voytik was one of the more impressive participants as the Elite 11 competition for 24 of the nation's top prep quarterbacks kicked off at Pepperdine University this week.
Wednesday morning players were buzzing about where they were ranked in the initial coaches' leaderboard, which had Voytik name in the top spot, but they had to stay focused on the task at hand.
One of the most level-headed quarterbacks at Elite 11, Voytik is mechanically efficient and has excelled by showing good touch on his passes.
"I felt real confident," said Voytik of the leaderboard's unveiling. "I expected to be at the top or near the top, and I was excited to see my name at No. 1. I take pride in working hard and that's what I've been doing all week."
NFL veteran Trent Dilfer spent the first half of Wednesday's workout leading the quarterbacks in walk-throughs as he continued to install his offense.
The QBs went through a variety of plays, and at one point Dilfer called on players to lead the exercise. James Winston of Hueytown (Hueytown, Ala.) and Jake Rodrigues of Whitney (Rocklin, Calif.) each took turns as coach, standing in front of the group and directing the walk-through.
According to published reports, the day started with the QBs throwing from their knees, first from 10 yards away and then increasing the distance. There were several standouts, with Winston showcasing his powerful arm.
Gunner Kiel of Columbus East (Columbus, Ind.), the No. 1 QB in the ESPNU 150, also impressed with his arm strength, as did Voytik, Tyler Cameron of Jupiter, Fla., and Jeff Lindquist of Mercer Island, Wash.
The Cleveland High quarterback received a compliment from one of his fellow competitors. "There are a lot of guys here with really strong arms," said Kiel. "Personally, I've been impressed. Voytik's got a gun. He can throw it pretty good."
A morning workout Wednesday was followed by 7-on-7 contests in the afternoon.
There was no Golden Gun accuracy challenge at the end of Wednesday's workout, as the QBs instead gathered to listen to a talk from Pro Bowl quarterback Matt Cassel of the Kansas City Chiefs. Cassel was a counselor during the workout, not only throwing but also lining up as a receiver and running routes at one point.
Cassel did it all with a smile on his face, which was part of his message to the Elite 11 quarterbacks. Cassel was a backup QB at USC for four years, never getting an opportunity to play. But he kept his spirits up and impressed at his senior pro day, prompting the New England Patriots to draft him in the 7th round.
Because there was no Golden Gun challenge, Tanner Mangum of Eagle, Idaho, kept his title for another day. Mangum won the contest on Monday and repeated on Tuesday, earning two gold jerseys. He wore one on Wednesday and let the other hang from his waistband as a "reminder" to the rest of the guys, he said.
In a humorous moment during Tuesday's workout, Dilfer noticed that some QBs were using personal footballs they had brought from home. Dilfer put an end to that quickly, stopping practice to make the announcement.
"No personal balls," he shouted from midfield. "Everyone throws the same ball!"
About 10 personal balls were lobbed to the sideline. On Wednesday, every quarterback was using the same model football.
Winston wore the red jersey Wednesday, as he won the XOS Best in Film award during Tuesday night's film session. Austin Appleby of North Canton, Ohio, had won it on Day 1.
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The Cannabis Reform Coalition of UMassAmherst invited our incumbent Governor Deval Patrick to speak at my Rock Opera next week. He politely declined. In fact, all three invited Democratic-Republican candidates politely declined. Only Green-Rainbow nominee Dr. Jill Stein agreed.
Others in her campaign thought she shouldn't associate herself with the Marijuana movement. Seconds after they told me that a few weeks ago, Jill Stein arrived for a meeting and walked straight up to me and said that she indeed wanted to work closely with our movement. Two-thirds of the state agrees with her on legalization. And as a medical doctor, she makes and excellent spokesperson.
Pashtuns in Afghanistan and Pakistan want the US to end its program of genocide against them. Most Americans don't know anything about Pashtuns.
I've posted YouTube versions of some of the songs in the opera. Those videos are most popular in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, Uganda, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, India, Israel, Jordan, Armenia, Zambia, Bangladesh, and throughout Africa and the Middle East, according to YouTube's Insight demographics-tracking program.
I am an Amherst poet-entertainer-activist. At 4pm Thursday, October 28, 2010, the University of Massachusetts-Amherst Cannabis Reform Coalition will present my one-man multi-media Rock Opera in the Student Union Ballroom.
Before the performance, Amherst/Granby Independent State Rep candidate Dan Melick will introduce Massachusetts Green-Rainbow Gubernatorial candidate Jill Stein, who'll speak for about half-an-hour. Then CRC organizer Terry Franklin will introduce me and my 40-minute one-man multi-media Rock Opera lifts off.
The show is titled "Protest PG" by Norman B ("Deviations from the Norm")
Recommending protest, and lamenting the lack, a reporter becomes an actor, then uses the actor's characters to draw attention to the reporter's stories. The PG can stand for Pashtun Genocide, or Pariah Gases, or Prison Guantanamo, or Prohibition of Ganja, or Pinocchio Government.
You are invited for a program of: Poem, song, comedy, erotica, AND complete reform of everything.


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Image text transcribed for accessibility: An uncompleted circuit consisting of two differential pans is shown below. We wish to create a biasing network so that the npn differential pair transistors each have a gm of 20 mA/V and the pnp differential pair transistors each have a gm of 80 mA/V. Assume that beta is very large. |VBE| = 0.7 V. and VT = 25 mV for this entire problem. You may neglect the Early effect. What value of I1 is required? What value of I2 is required? Now, on the schematic below, draw a current mirror biasing network to provide the required dc currents. You may use no more than 4 npn transistors, 3 pnp transistors, and one resistor of any value. Assume all transistors are identical in size. You may only use the +10 V power supply shown. (Don't worry about connecting anything to the inputs or outputs of the differential pairs; we're only concerned with the biasing network m this problem. Also, don't worry about the value of the collector resistors shown.)


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SCOTUS Sides with Police in 4th Amendment Case
Reason reports:
In a decision issued this morning, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with the police in a case arising from an officer's "mistake of law." At issue in Heien v. North Carolina was a 2009 traffic stop for a single busted brake light that led to the discovery of illegal drugs inside the vehicle.
According to state law at the time, however, motor vehicles were required only to have "a stop lamp," meaning that the officer did not have a lawful reason for the initial traffic stop.
Did that stop therefore violate the 4th Amendment's guarantee against unreasonable search and seizure? Chief Justice John Roberts held that it did not. "Because the officer's mistake about the brake-light law was reasonable," Roberts declared, "the stop in this case was lawful under the Fourth Amendment."


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What emails reveal about the administration's vindictive activities after America's credit downgrade.
Puerto Rico: The Next Detroit?
Downgraded: Insurance Companies Taste Wrath of ObamaCare
Back with a Vengeance: the EU Debt Crisis
Recovery not as strong as previously thought – AP
The economy grew at a 2.2 percent pace in the third quarter, as the recovery got off to a weaker start than previously thought. However, all signs suggest the economy will end the year on stronger footing.The Commerce Department's new reading on gross domestic product for the July-to-September quarter was slower than the 2.8 percent […]


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On Tap Today: Thursday see-thaw ride
No, we're not up in the attic trying to find our checkered blankets to slam down on Bradford Beach Thursday. But we do like January Thaws, and ours is set to continue today.
That forecast gives us "happy feet," just in time to hook up with The Happy Dutchmen playing at The Domes "Music Under Glass" tonight. Our Lederhosen might be a bit tight after all the holiday feasting, but we'll polka off the poundage when the band gears up its German sounds. It's also Poinsettia Giveaway Night, so bring some paper towels to wrap your freebie flora in. »Read Full Blog Post
Trail of Dead rides the edge of intensity at Cactus Club
Chaos, wildness, freedom, anarchy: Rock 'n' roll doesn't really embody these states of being; it only simulates them. Some bands are simply better at verisimilitude than others.
At the Cactus Club on Friday night, ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead created an extraordinary 3-D simulation of lighted fuses, anticipatory countdowns and shrapnel-filled explosions. »Read Full Article
'Born to Royalty' movie offers history of royal baby-watching
If there's two things America loves about Britain at the moment, it's "Downton Abbey" and the impending royal baby.
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The oppressive heat has fled, but your need for good eats hasn't.
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Crazy Water, 839 S. 2nd St., will be in the spotlight on Saturday; that's when Peggy Magister and Anthony Betzhold's restaurant will be on the Cooking Channel's "America's Best Bites" show.
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7 "Woe to the world because of occasions of stumbling! For it must be that the occasions come, but woe to that person through whom the occasion comes! | 7 "Woe to the world because of the things that cause people to sin! Such things must come, but woe to the man through whom they come! |
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The ADM-Aeolus mission (Credits: ESA)
Measurements of winds throughout the atmosphere are crucial for both numerical weather prediction (NWP) and climate studies. Profiling measurements of the global wind field from satellite instruments are prioritised by WMO (World Meteorological Organization) Expert Teams for global NWP. In 1999 the European Space Agency (ESA) selected the Atmospheric Dynamics Mission ADM-Aeolus to overcome the lack in global wind observations. The instrument ALADIN (Atmospheric LAser Doppler INstrument) on ADM-Aeolus provides profiles of one component of the horizontal wind vector from ground up to the stratosphere with 0.5-2 km vertical resolution and a precision of 1-3 m/s for a horizontal averaging length of 90 km. Launch is planned for mid-2015. DLR contributed to the selection of ADM-Aeolus through the development of an instrument performance simulator, supporting technology trade-offs, through impact studies in cooperation with the German Weather Service DWD, and through the development of the airborne precursor Doppler Lidar WIND (Wind INfrared Doppler lidar).
Airborne instrument demonstrator developed for ADM-Aeolus
Since 2001 DLR supports ADM-Aeolus by a project to validate the instrument concept. A development of an airborne prototype - the ALADIN airborne demonstrator A2D – was started in cooperation with space industry EADS-Astrium. The A2D is the first airborne direct-detection Doppler wind lidar for wind profile measurements worldwide and has been flown on the DLR Falcon aircraft since October 2005. In October 2006 and July 2007 the instrument performance was validated during ground campaigns at the Meteorological Observatory of DWD in Lindenberg. For the first time two different wind lidars – a coherent 2-µm lidar and the direct-detection lidar A2D – were operated aboard an aircraft in November 2007. These airborne campaigns were continued in 2008 and 2009 with flights in the vicinity of Iceland and Greenland. The pre-launch validation program was finalized in 2012 with more than 100 recommendations for the satellite mission ADM-Aeolus. Within further ESA funded activities this experience is used for algorithms and operational processors for the ADM-Aeolus ground segment, which are developed in cooperation with the DLR Institute of Remote Sensing.


text: Formed by the ten tribes which seceded from Roboam, the son of Solomon (c.929 BC). Its history is one continuous warfare. Internal disturbances were frequent; Juda and Syria were a constant menace; finally Assyria invaded the kingdom and destroyed it, after capturing the capital Samaria, B.C. 722 (4 Kings 17). It is sometimes called the Kingdom of Ephraim or the Northern Kingdom. List of kings: Jeroboam, Nadab, Baasa, Ela, Zambri, Amri, Achab, Ochozias, Joram, Jehu, Joachaz, Joas, Jeroboam II, Zacharias, Sellum, Manahem, Phaceia, Phacee, Osee.New Catholic Dictionary


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Flawless float glass by high process stability – manufacturers of glass rely on pyrometers of DIAS Infrared GmbH
17. October 2014
The process control concerning the high-precision temperature measurement is an essential quality factor in industrial float glass production, glass hardening and glass forms as well as in conglutination of multilayer glass. Cracks, thickenings, thin spots or blisters appear as clear temperature differences and can disable the complete charge. So the temperatures of the liquid glass as well as from the solid glass have to be detected to intervene in the process and to change parameters as needed. For it DIAS Infrared has created a continuous solution with its pyrometers.
DIAS PYROSPOT series 54 and 56 – New types expand the range of products
15. October 2014
The hitherto existing fixed pyrometers with IP65 stainless steel housing of PYROSPOT series 54 and 56 provide precise and fast temperature measurements in the near infrared range from 200 °C to 3000 °C. Now there are two new pyrometer types in the middle infrared range around 5 µm wavelength, in the temperature range from 100 °C to 2500 °C, for application in the glass industry as well as in the long-wave range from 8 µm to 14 µm for measurements on non-metals and coated materials between –40 °C and 1000 °C. More…
Process stability by precise measurement – infrared cameras now up to 3000 °C
26. September 2014
DIAS Infrared expands its market leadership at fixed infrared cameras for non-contact measurement of high temperatures in the industry.
Specifically in the high-temperature range in metal or glass manufacturing higher and lower temperatures have to be measured at the same time for a precise process control. The project engineers of DIAS Infrared have developed the PYROVIEW 512N – the only currently available camera with a continuous long temperature range from 600 °C to 1500 °C.
Safe early warning system against fire
8. August 2014
The Security Essen opens its doors from 23 – 26 September 2014 as the world's leading trade fair for security and fire protection in Essen. DIAS Infrared GmbH presents in hall 1.0, stand 416 system solutions for early fire detection in different scenarios under the motto "With wits against fire". More…
Pyroelectric sensors now even easier to evaluate thanks to integration into laboratory software
8. August 2014
The evaluation kit allows easy operation of the pyroelectric linears array with 128, 256 or 510 pixels search for all users who don't want to develop own hardware or need a quick fix for first tests of the sensors. The evaluation kit provides the necessary voltages and clocks for the operation of an pyroelectric array of and converts its output signal into digital values. Via USB, they can be displayed and saved with the included software. With this software, you can also adjust parameter of the module as well as start and stop its operation. More…
Your temperatures on focus – new PYROSPOT pyrometer series 56
13. May 2014
As an extension to the recently introduced new compact pyrometer PYROSPOT series 54 DIAS is now presenting PYROSPOT Series 56. With its various device types the new serious covers temperature ranges from 200 ° C to 3000 ° C. Various fixed optics allow small spot sizes starting at 1.3 mm. The fast response time of just 2 ms allows the accurate temperature measurement even at very fast processes. The new series also includes a ratio pyrometer with excellent value for money. More…
New generation of infrared cameras from DIAS Infrared for the measurement of high temperatures for quality assurance processes.
2. May 2014
DIAS presents a new generation of infrared cameras for non-contact temperature measurement at the fair Control in Stuttgart, the word leader fair for quality assurance. The infrared camera is made for high temperature applications, e.g. in the metal industry like induction hardening, casting and forging. More…
International Sales Meeting 2014
8. April 2014
DIAS Infrared has a powerful and large sales network in Germany and with partners in 22 countries. From April 9-12, 2014 all international sales partners will meet up at DIAS headquarters in Dresden to exchange about the latest trends and developments in infrared cameras, infrared line cameras, pyrometers and system solutions. More…
New portable pyrometer PYROSPOT series 80 for the daily use in heavy industry
17. January 2014
DIAS offers with its new pyrometer PYROSPOT series 80 portable pyrometers for the most applications in heavy industry in temperature ranges between 250 and 3000°C. These pyrometers are characterized by high accuracy, small spot sizes, and robustness. More…
Extension of PYROSPOT series 4
13. December 2013
Besides the model PYROSPOT DT4L for temperature measurement for non-metallic surfaces, DIAS introduces three new additional models for PYROSPOT Series 4. More…


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This year, 75 is the magic number for Old Newsboys Day. For one thing, the nonprofit is celebrating the 75th birthday of chair emeritus Lou Brock. In his honor, Old Newsboys will make a $7,500 contribution to the Lou Brock Scholarship Fund at Lindenwood University.
Youngsters with emotional and behavioral issues at Edgewood Children's Center. Kids with hearing impairments at Central Institute for the Deaf. Families looking for a place to stay at St. Louis Transitional Hope House. These are just a few of the 250 nonprofits that benefit every year from funding provided by Old Newsboys Day.
More than 80 kids put on new complimentary school uniforms each year through the help of Manasseh Ministries. "It helps their self-esteem and motivates them--and lets them know someone cares," notes Rev. Richard Jackson.
C.J. Jones is the top youth 800-meter runner in the nation. And he has the medals to prove it. Jones, a soon-to-be junior at Cardinal Ritter, spent his summer collecting national championships. He brought home four—count 'em, four—national titles between the last week of July and the first week of August. He even set a new national record.
Lex Kaplan is spending his summer vacation like most Americans. He's taking in some sights, getting plenty of sun and riding on the open road. Except he's doing it with eye black on his face, a bat in his hand and his traveling buddies aren't his family, they're his teammates.
As the little girl pulled item after item out of the backpack, each question was the same: Are these socks mine? Is this T-shirt mine? Is this toothbrush mine? The volunteer for Project Backpack, an organization that provides basic necessities to children removed from hostile residential environments, reassured her that the items were indeed hers. The little girl then asked, I don't have to share the toothbrush with anyone?
If Jenn Miller was any tougher, she'd open bottles with her teeth. Miller, a midfielder, was the best all-around player for the Cor Jesu soccer team this spring, and everyone knew it. When the whistle blew, Miller had to be, more often than not, ready to rumble. Soccer is notoriously physical, and the midfield is where bodies collide, legs get intertwined and the occasional elbow introduces itself to a rib cage. In the midfield, you can turn around into someone's chest one minute and the next be admiring those pretty, puffy clouds high in the sky.
Jordan McClendon looked out into the crowd at Dwight T. Reed Stadium in Jefferson City and was overjoyed. There, in front of thousands of people, the freshman from John Burroughs was announced as the state champion in the Class 3 shot put.
Sam Erlinger is on another level. Whether it's in the pool, the classroom or the lab, the St. Louis University High senior water polo standout excels. He was one of four students in his class to score a perfect 36 on his ACT. "I took it twice. I got a perfect score the second time," the 6-foot-2, 200-pound Erlinger says. "There was a little moment of disbelief."
Leeanne Hurster is waiting. Waiting for reality to set in. Waiting for this dream to end. Waiting for her next practice to start because there's no way it's over. But it is. Hurster and her fellow John Burroughs girls' lacrosse teammates steamrolled their way to their second consecutive Missouri Scholastic Lacrosse championship Saturday at Lindenwood University.
Alex Groesch has fleet feet and nimble fingers. A sprinter for the St. Louis University High track and field team, Groesch is an accomplished cellist. He somehow finds the time to balance his athletic, musical and academic endeavors while performing at a high level in each (he's carrying a 4.1 grade point average). "I stay up super late," Groesch, 17, says. "I stay up as late as it takes."
Jehu Chesson has tasted the track. He's face-planted on the track. He's bled on the track. He's clipped his toes, ankles and everything in between on the hurdles. He's gone head over heels. And every time Chesson, 18, has picked himself up, dusted himself off and gone back to work. "Every young hurdler learns. You have to overcome your fear of the hurdle. You're going to hit it. You're going to fall," says Chesson, Ladue's standout track athlete. "The willingness to get back up, that's the hardest part."
Dick Westbrook keeps looking over his shoulder, hoping he'll be there. The longtime Visitation girls' soccer coach still wonders. Will he pop in? Will he come back? Will we really go the whole season without him?
Terry Cochran buys in bulk. Food is bought by the shopping cart, clothes by the pound. When you have five boys running around your house, there's never a dull moment, enough space in the car or enough time in your day to spread yourself around.
Dave Robben doesn't talk about his age. You can bend his ear as long as you like—just don't ask how old he is. Besides, he's not going to tell you anyway. Just know that age brings wisdom, and in a soccer landscape dotted with deities, Robben is among the wisest.
RICK GRAEFE / JOURNAL The star of the girls' 100 meter dash at Friday's Suburban West Track Festival.
Matt Brown has hands that could crush granite. They're so big, instead of gloves, he has to wear oven mitts. They're so big, he has a hard time reaching into his pockets to fish out change. But those hands do serve a purpose. Brown uses them to crush baseballs—lots and lots of baseballs. A junior third baseman for the Vianney baseball team, the 6-foot-2, 205-pound Brown enters his third season of varsity action as one of the area's (pardon the pun) heavy hitters.
Steven Emde is a marvel to those who watch him and a magnificent machination to those who have to defend him. The Parkway West senior water polo player is among the most lethal things you'll find in a chlorinated pool. Last year, Emde scored 112 goals and handed out 56 assists. He was named the All-Metro Player of the Year as he helped the Longhorns to a 25-7 record and a third-place finish in the state tournament.
The talk all weekend on the sidelines of Mizzou Arena was centered around one thing—What is wrong with St. Louis basketball? For the first time in a long time, maybe ever, St. Louis had a team playing in each of the girls' and boys' Class 4 and 5 state semifinals.
George Suggs collapsed on the bench, draped a towel over his face and hung his head. Tears flowed freely as the finality of it all washed over him. The 6- foot-10 Vianney post had just fouled out of the Golden Griffins Class 5 quarterfinal against defending champion McCluer North and he knew. He knew there wouldn't be another game. He knew there wouldn't be another practice.When he and his fellow seniors walked out of the Mark Twain Center on the University of Missouri-St. Louis campus, he knew their high school careers were done. And that thought burned Suggs and the others like a thousand paper cuts.
Sadie Stipanovich doesn't have butterflies in her belly before big games. She has pterodactyls flapping around in there. The junior center for the Westminster girls' basketball team, Stipanovich gets so nervous her friends can see it on her face. "They'll say, Look at Sadie—she looks like she's going to throw up," Stipanovich says with a laugh.
Kelsey Luna came home last week. The one-time standout point guard for the St. Joseph's Academy basketball team was in town doing something unimaginable. She was here to help beat the Angels.
Jon Connelly was blessed with many gifts. He's quick, and he's tougher than The New York Times crossword puzzle. He has a competitive streak that knows no bounds. He's strong, and he's brighter than the full moon on a cloudless night.
Every time Erin Nelson pulls on her St. Joseph's Academy jersey, she shakes her head in wonderment at the thought. There was a time when wearing the green and white was just a dream. She remembers vividly being a teeny, tiny elementary school kid watching the Angels play ball and wanting nothing more in the world than to one day do that, too. "In second grade, I went to my first St. Joe game, and I watched Mackenzie Stirmlinger," Nelson, 17, says. "I just fell in love with St. Joe."
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Michael Jackson! Where've you been hiding out at, you little minx?
Last anyone heard, you embarked upon a scorching-hot love affair with Pam Anderson. How'd that work out for you?
Now, look—you promised great things were to come now that you've turned 50. But no one's really seen any sign of this so far. What, did you suddenly find something better to occupy your time with?
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How do you tell your man you aren't satisfied?
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What did the men say? I spoke with 5 different men and all of them told me that they wanted the direct approach; meaning, let them know they aren't satisfying you and what they need to do to get you there. When I asked about introducing toys into the bedroom, only one man (who was not in a serious relationship) said, "No way". Remember that men are MEN and they take pride in their ability to please a woman, therefore it is up to us to let them know what we need to make our experiences more pleasurable.
Once I felt comfortable with my man I told him about the difficulties I have in reaching an orgasm. This is no fault of his but there are things we both need to do so I can cum. Satisfaction is a big part of my sexual experience and with out being satisfied I don't see how any relationship could last without infidelity. Tell your man what you need! If you want to try new positions, tell him you read my blog and I said positions X, Y,& Z were really good. I do not mind being your excuse for trying something new and pleasurable.
During intimacy if he does something that feels really good make sure you let him know with your sounds, grab his head, arms, butt, kiss him deeply, say "Damn"… do anything that says, "Yes, right there baby…" Now on the other end of the spectrum, if he is doing something that isn't pleasing, just be quiet… don't make a sound and try to guide him into a position that is more pleasing for you. When you are done tell him what you liked about your intimacy, what really felt good and he will remember your cues for the next encounter.